More Examples of Functions

[@sayanghosh6996]

10:02 'sum' is also an inbuilt function which we overwrote with a variable :P

[@sudarshaniyengar8549]

Didn’t get you.

[@thanos9400]

@@sudarshaniyengar8549 in the function computing average ,you used sum as a variable....I think it's an inbuilt function

[@sudarshaniyengar1814]

My bad 😇. Python is smarter than the programmer. It did break the ambiguity.

[@thanos9400]

@@sudarshaniyengar1814 I really never expected you would reply this because it was 7 month old comment....I am really happy you did .It's a gift to have you as our professor...

[@induvardhan_m]

@@sudarshaniyengar8549 Sir! why can't we just directly "newl.append(l)" then list 'z' ?

[@OscarFromIndia]

def list_appendbefore(l,z):
newlist = []
newlist = newlist + z + l
return newlist
Isn't this exactly what would do @07:51. Is there a reason why we need to use a for loop?
Just curious to hear your thoughts

[@DivyanshuMahavir]

yes it works

[@054_nirajkumar3]

थैंक्यू

[@ujjwalverma2870]

Sir is telling us remember how to calculate avg after we have complete stats 2 😆

[@utkarshgamming6983]

Accha hame toh pata hi nhi tha

[@Abhishek022_N]

instead of using index, can we directly use( for i in l:) ??

[@silent7152]

yes surely, you would just need to write newlist.append(i) insted of l[i]

[@rituparnodhar6265]

We can use + instead of append right?

[@zarkmuckerberg7985]

Yes. There also exists an append method.

[@umarulf]

grt nd